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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-10-07, Page 1044, .141014ON VIN,MTV. 110.457PN laKIK*1)ONIRS? ANISTVAT. HEIFER SALE, CLINTON FAIR BARN . WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14th- 1.30. Aoeredited, Vaccinated, 01094 TeSte41 or Listed 4 sled grolip .Of Viaren. County bred Vier include Prime Will-HOrti At the .1.1"form -Cennty 14. W Show. Tonle sure STOK41;;QM, iNIPO, Many are sired by and bred to top. unit sires, $oine 'fres'h by Sale :time, the haligAlee Aim hooe, after. AlSo two' or three goo,q). open.Opiferi, BOB Auctioneer Vet! Vahategnes, 'write; Allan Bettlen, Igatylield' Oat Hume Outten Winghann ail vityl~k:, xt Weeloesitsy. 00t. 7, 1059 1"1400410 to 0 000 0.1.00000...N DON'T WASTE GRAIN S MARKET YOUR GRAIN THROUGH MEAT MILK EGGS THE ECONOMICAL WAY The SHUR-GA1N Way To get the very best out of YOUR grains during the winter months ahead they need balancing with SHUR-GAIN CONCENTRATES. GRAINS SUPPLY MUCH NEEDED ENERGY — BUT THEY ARE LOW IN PROTEINS, • MINERALS AND VITAMINS. SHUR-GAIN CONCENTRATES MAKE THE DIFFERENCE — SAVE FEEDING TIME — SAVE FEEDING DOLLARS BALANCE YOUR GRAIN WITH: .SHUR-GAIN concentrates QUAtiffamitCONOMY Combined BALANCED FEEDING .HEADQUARTERS Your $111111-GAIN Feed Service Mill anada Packers Limited • W1NGHAM ONTARIO it MAKE MORE • MONEY GORRIE Mr. and Mrs, Ambrose O'Connor and Gwen. Oakville spent Friday and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Finlay. Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Sacks and; sons of Elmwood, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Nuhm Messrs Telford and Grant Mont- gomery of London, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. W. 'Strong on Satarday. Mr. and Mrs, Ray McIntyre, Owen Sound, spent Sunday at the same home. Mr, and Mrs, Ken Head and Kim, Sarnia are on holiday there too, Miss Margaret Brown, Toronto, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Whitfield, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bridge, Sea- forth were week-end andsts of Mr. and Mrs. Bower Farrish. Mr, and Mrs. T. V. Edgar and family. St. Thomas attended the Howick Centennial Fair and were supper guests of Mr. Win, Dane. Miss Nancy Elliott, Delmore, spent the week-end, the guest of Miss Gwen Ilynclman. • Mr. and Mrs. George Pearson and family and Mrs, R. J. Pearson, Ethel visited Mr. 'and Mrs, qeorge Brown' on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Koch visited Officers fn stalled At Zone Meeting Two ears wont to Goderich nn Sunday when members of Branch 180, Canadian Legion attended the fall meeting of Zone•C4, Harvey Pfaff of Exeter was stalled as zone commander aril succeeds John Bateson of Wing- bare, who has been elected as de- puty -district • commander. John Fattison, Branch 280, • completed. Ills duties as zone secretary at this meeting and is 'succeeded by • Reg- Maid MacDonald of Exeter. The two Wingliam men were presented with their past officers' badges. Harold Turner, Goderich, re- mained as treasurer. Mr, T,urner has been an officer of tlw zone for 32„ years, 20 of which be has been treasurer. He was preSented with a gift from the zone and one from the Goderich branch. Mrs, Ira 1VIeLeari. —Miss —Lyaine- spent the week-end With Miss Dawn Luc Clark, Mr, and Mrs, Clark. Sharpin and family and Mr. and Mrs, Allan IVreKereher were Sunday supper guests of 11/fr. and Mrs.-Glenn Me- Kercher, Jamestown; Mr, Wilfred Elliott, Listowel, spent Sunday " with Mrs. Along() Sperling. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Earles, Lynne and Leone, London, attend- ed the Gorrie Fair, Saturday and spent the week-end with relatives. Mr, and Mrs, Harry Pflance (nee Kathleen Westlake), Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hartleib and Tony, Kitchener, attended the Gorrie Fair and also visited Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Maxwell; Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Westlake, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Westlake and daughters of Salt- ford were also visitors at the Fair, `RSV, CLARK MED COMM. CHAIRMAN AT PRESBYTERY taken to lifiave. the. net amended, received the appreval of the Pres, 11Y13,teervY ' , Harold M. Bailey, Supenin- tendent of Horne Missions for . Southwestern Ontario spoke on what the church had been able to accomplish in. the -area of Pensieral3, student aid, ministerial sale and capital improvements -,in the Home Mission work of the church because of Increased support given to its Missionary Ig..: Maintenance Pnad. The church people In Huron Presbytery were asked to accept their responsibility toward the $8,000.000.00 which the United Church of Canada is raising for missionary efforts, Minlers who have recently moved coalle to ttilliei sPnl'el es elltyi ntegr.y \ Tv ehteey7aell.e" Rev. D. X, Guest of Centralia, Rev, W, Currie Winlaw of T-Ienaall, Rev, Henry Funge, of Lonclesboro„ Rev, S, E, Lewis of Exeter, Rev, C. E. ' TaYlor; ` retired " suppiy. at- Dun gall- !non and Mr. j, W. .T. Patricklay supply at Bayfield, Rev, R. Evan MeLagan, of Blyth. was appointed secretary of the Presbytery; Rev. ,.T. L. G. Brown of Brussels chairman of the M.&M. I Committee; Rev, 5. Davison of Brueefield. chairman of the Home Missions Conimittee and Rev. W. D. Clark of „Wilagha,m, chairman of the committee on Archive's, Re- cords and Obituaries, OVERSEAS TEAM Tit TOUR. CANADA Daring the next three months prominent leaders in church work in overseas areas served' by the United Church of Canada Will travel throughout Canada visiting with church congregations, making television appearances -and speak- ing to students and service clubs, The team is comprised of -natives 'of China, Korea, Angola and Trini- dad, four of the seven countries in which the -United Church is work- ing, They are. Sukuakueche of Angola, Africa a school teacher, (preacher and musician who studied in Capetown, S. Africa; Timothy Tam of Hong -Kong who studied in China and Torontq, Ontario, who is acclaimed as one of the out- standing oriental church leaders; Sun Chool Chough of Korea, pro- fessor of theology at Sebul, lectur- er and recently Korean delegate to the Pan-Presbyterian Alliance meeting in Brazil, S. America; and. Ray Neehall a native of .Trinidad receiving his early education there and wtho, while a student at 'Em- manuel College in Toronto, .was 'Wilder of the Hart HouSe,Debating, team. ANOTHER j. GOOD. REASON FOR • DEALING WITH • Esso Furnace Oil • , —for Automatic Butners • Esso Stove Oil ▪ —for Gravity Fed Heaters "The man you like to call" for FAST, 'EFFICIENT HELPFUL SERVICE (ra ALWAYS LOOK TO IMPERIAL FOR' THE BES1J W. A. TIFF1N' PHONE 730 . • . LOWEST COST CALCIUM ' FOR GRADE A EGGS" WINGHAM The only calcium bite-size form birds go for! Aero Shellmaker is an ideal source of the calcium bird* need to produce Grade A eggs when they are laying at high capacity. Without this extra calcium in the birds' diet the egg shells may be soft, crack easily. Aero Shellmaker costs' far less than any other Weill* source, Yet it i8 a quality product—exactly the same Calcium feed manufacturers ttsd in their finest feeds. Free-flowing Aero Shellmaker can be top dressed'on feed, mixed with the lay mash pinto to feeding or lid free choice in the hopper. Rely yourself to greater profit by producing moz* Grade A strong shell eggs. See your feed dealer. for lo coat Aero Shellmaker today. or. m. ztio -0VMAIA ID OP CANADA laIMIi'i WOAA. Whiteehatch -Midget Bah club won the WOAA championship' medially for their, divisioxt'when they defeated Arno in three straight games, The. lads won every group game during the season. 'ShoWn above they are, left to rights back row: Chas, Moore,. manager; Harley Gaunt ,3b.; Garry lrZiiitoul, 11.t4 Wayne Henry, p.; Garry Willis, r.f. Alex Craig, c.f.; front roW, 13111 Eoliinson, c. ,11.; Ed mina, 3b.; Wayne Mehl, 2b.; Wayne Farrier, s.s.a,-Advaltee-Tinaes photo., W0111 Ttitt0--The Whitechureh Bantaing basked ill/ their big brothers hi the Midgets when thor won ill% WOAA 139XitAin et'Ottrin on %Atuleilayo defeating Rostock, The lbolala are, left to right, back reW: Dill Robin soil, C.; Elwin Moore, lb.; Waynil rarrieti, p.; Cecil Vitsteetker, manager; lehe Mm Ithek field; faint row, Doug. itiItiri, tin; Anti Morrison, 6.1'4 taw TIftin s.#.; nett Were, 4h.; 113intrY Thompson, Lt. Missing when turd pietura VMS taken Were Oarry ittobintinn, ClaYten ROhilison and Elmer Skifilithohn. Huron Presbytery of the United Church of Canada met in Victoria St Church in Godorlel-1,. Rev. Daum M, Guest of -Centralia, president of the London Conference addressed the Meeting on the sub- ject of 'The Church'', He men- tioned that the church, in order to effectively 'serve her Master', must organize, vitalize aid spiritualize her own program and ••witness in the community. We must not be, like the youth who started out in a jalopy saying, "We don't know where we're going but-we're on'our Way", stated the president. There are talented and clever men in every community who are .In fferent, the,.etinre,h,bCCatlae, We are not forceful enough in the presentation of the place of the church In community communit lI fe, he con- tended. Mr. Guest paid tribute. to the laymen of the church who in the last five years hay made the ministry of the layman one of the fastest growing movements in the church, stating that 4,000 men, are expected to attend• the regional layman's conference this next year. "You can have a church without a minister", commented the. speak- er, "but you cannot have a church without laymen," The president called for a deeper sense of our responsibility to nourish ..the-.spir- itual life as well 'as feeding our bOdies and. minds. that IS required for the triumph of evil", he 'quoted, "is that 'good men do iwthing at all." Men and -women of yesterday 'Made file church possible; we must keep it active and vital, he concluded. In the report from the Laymen's Association a resoldtion that the Presbytery concur in the request that is before the Federal Govern- ment to allow no -vote to be taken on the repeal of the Canada Tem- perance Act until action has been' last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. Moak, Gadshill. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley,. Trimble attended the funeral of the late Mr. Arnold Bowes of Hespeler on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.- George Dane, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Wilson, Fordwich, -visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. W, Dane of Owen Sound. Their grandson, Paul, aged 3, died• suddenly on Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wylie, Miss Betty Wylie, Toronto were-week- end visitors of Mrs. John Wylie. The 'Presbyterian Church will hold anniversary services on Sum day. The Rev. Jonathan Greene of Brussels will be the preacher and there will be special music by the choir 'and a soloist: Morning service will be at 11 •ari'd in the evening at 7.30 standard time. s4"11""4""1"114 """"°"""11041011"HilmIlloWIIIII0111.111Iw6Smm•IMM•••0010•1•1•01•4••6••••••V Willgbani Sportsman's Association, • GALA CLUBHOUSE :,OPENING. and THANKSGIVING 'TURKEY SWOT MONDAY,. ,OCt. 12th Commencing of I p" 100 OVEN-READY BIRDS .22 RIFLES OR SHOTGUNS Peep or Open Sights No telescopes Sideshows Exhibits — Trap Shooting Refreshments Everyone Welcome! 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